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NUOVOPicture an AI that doesn't just reply, but actually thinks like a seasoned sales pro. Salesforce Koa is here, and it’s set to make some big AI labs very uncomfortable.
NUOVODo you blindly trust code written by artificial intelligence? Probably not. There's a crucial detail many people miss, though.
Imagine an AI that keeps forgetting things. It seemed like its fault, but it was a short-term memory issue, now fixed with a clever trick.
If you thought voice assistants were the peak of digital companionship, prepare yourself. Now there's an app that gives you a virtual character to cheer you on, everywhere you go.
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Imagine boarding your train for work, only to find the tracks are a mess. In the Netherlands, it's not just a technical glitch, but something far more sinister.
Imagine a genius too smart for school grading systems. Artificial intelligence is doing exactly that with our current testing methods.
Thought your AI agent was a flawless professional? Maybe it's time for a little peek, just to make sure it's not messing things up.
Imagine wanting to build an entire city of server-filled boxes. Firmus, an Australian data center company, is reportedly looking for $5 billion to do just that.
Artificial intelligence isn't just for tech geeks anymore; it's a headache for politicians. Even Obama woke up, demanding a clear plan from Democrats to manage it.
Is programming an art, a science, or a bit of both? Some code 'by feel,' but let's be careful with labels.
The AI industry faces a crossroads: full speed ahead or pump the brakes to understand what's being built? That question is getting uncomfortable.
